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Troubleshooting
Confirm the following problems after reading the operation manual carefully before you entrust to repair it.
State
Nothing
happens when
you push
buttons
When starting
cooking, the
displayed
cooking time
becomes longer
Can not cook
The rice is
hard or the
rice is soft
The
ingredients are
not enough
cooked
Ingredients
get too soft,
or ingredients
melt
The rice boils
over while
cooking (rice)
The food boils
over when
using hot pot
Causes
● The power plug is not
inserted firmly into the socket
● The power cord is not
inserted in the main unit
● Manual mode is selected
● While cooking the power
cord is disconnected or the
power cuts occur.
● The amount of rice is
incorrect
● The amount of water is
incorrect
● The cooking time is too
short
● The cooking time is too
long
● The rice was not washed
well enough and there is
some rice bran remaining
● The heating power for
cooking is too high
● Insert the power plug securely into
the socket.
● Insert the power cord into the power
supply socket on the main unit of the
multi cooker.
● When a manual mode is selected,
the cooking time varies as the unit
adjusts pressure and temperature
accordingly.
● If the power is turned off while
cooking it will not be able to finish
cooking.
● Use a measuring cup to measure out
a full cup (→P15).
● Put in an amount of water that is
suitable for the amount of rice.
(→P15).
● Set the cooking time longer.
● With pressure cooking, ingredients get
cooked quickly. Make the cooking time
a bit shorter.
● Pressure cooking is not suitable if you
want to keep the shape of ingredients.
● Wash the rice properly so that there is
no rice bran remaining (→P15).
● Depending on the ingredients that
are being cooked, adjust the heating
power accordingly so that the food
will not boil over.
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